Yokohama Geolander M/T
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Anybody run these tires? Specifically on a DD/Weekend Warrior??? I have seen good things about them and they are relatively cheap as compared to KM2s, Toyos, etc.
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You should check out the Maxxis Bighorn also.
Good reviews, and much less expensive than km2 and mtr/k's. (in the 315/75/16 size, I picked up the Bighorns for $100 less per tire than either of those!!)
Good reviews, and much less expensive than km2 and mtr/k's. (in the 315/75/16 size, I picked up the Bighorns for $100 less per tire than either of those!!)
OMG, I was wondering about these tires ever since I saw 40's for friggin $309.00 each. Holy shit, that's cheap for 40's. Has anyone tryed them? Eddie directional or not, $309.00 for 40x13.50x17's. I'm told that they are soft and wear out rather quickly. But that's cheap.
Can you tell I'm shopping for 40's.
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If traction in the mud is important to you, 4WD mag did a mini mud test on 5 tires and the Yokes ended up a distant dead last.
To put in perspective a few months earlier they ran another 5 tire test that included the MTR/K and the KM2s. The MTR/Ks ended in 5th place but the difference with the 4th place KM2s wasn't that distant.
To put in perspective a few months earlier they ran another 5 tire test that included the MTR/K and the KM2s. The MTR/Ks ended in 5th place but the difference with the 4th place KM2s wasn't that distant.
in the mud they are not that good......on the rocks they were great. i have a never been used, only mounted, 35x12.5x15 (just one). its just sitting in my garage, i will let you have it for a 100 bucks
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shaun h
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Well as much as I appreciate the offer, I need a 35x12.5x17 haha The main reason I am looking at these is because I wanted to at least KNOW about a few alternatives to KM2s and whatnot. I have Toyos right now in 295/70/17 and I think they are a friggin awesome tire but much too heavy and they clog with mud easily...



